Skip the hosting. wikipilot deploy and you're live.
Pro turns wiki-dist/ into a hosted site at <project>.wikipilot.dev — automatic HTTPS, a CDN, and no server for you to run. It's currently in build: the CLI, auth, and billing paths aren't wired up yet, so there's nothing to sign up for today. Join the waitlist and we'll email you the moment it opens.
What Pro will include
One command deploy — wikipilot deploy uploads your built wiki and prints the live URL.
Automatic HTTPS & CDN — no reverse proxy or cert renewal to manage yourself.
GitHub login — the same account you already use for the repo.
Versioned deploys — every deploy is tracked so you can see what shipped when.
What it costs, and what doesn't change
Pro is $20 a month and Team is $40 — the full breakdown is on the pricing page. Team is the one to look at if you're tracking more than one repo: a dashboard across all of them, staleness alerts into Slack and GitHub, and search that spans the lot.
What you'd be paying for is narrower than it sounds. Generating the wiki, the freshness contract, full-text search, the Mermaid diagrams — that's the free CLI, and none of it moves behind a paywall when Pro ships. Hosting is the first thing Pro takes off your hands. The second is the API key: the ask-the-wiki assistant comes included, so there's no separate Anthropic account to set up and meter.
Self-hosting stays a first-class path rather than the version you settle for. wikipilot build will keep producing a folder you can drop on GitHub Pages, S3, or your own box — and if that's already a solved problem where you work, Pro has nothing to sell you.
Want in when it opens?
Leave your email and we'll reach out the moment hosted deploys go live. No spam, one message.
Or just email [email protected]. Prefer to build from source in the meantime? Self-host with the free CLI →